Tour du Mont Blanc
The Highlights Trip – Tour du Mont Blanc
- Spectacular mountain scenery
- Trek the highlights of Europe’s most classic walk
- Walk with an experienced mountain guide
- Trek through three countries: France, Italy and Switzerland
$3,395.00
Tour du Mont Blanc
The Mont Blanc Circuit – Tour du Mont Blanc
- Europe’s most classic mountain walk
- Experience spectacular Alpine scenery
- Walk with an experienced English speaking guide
- Trek through three countries: France, Italy and Switzerland
$4,995.00
Tour du Mont Blanc
The Self-Guided Trip – Tour du Mont Blanc
- Trek through France, Italy & Switzerland
- Culinary specialities from each country
- Experience spectacular towering mountain scenery
- This self-guided hike is for a private group of 4+ people
$4,090.00
Locations on the TMB
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CHAMONIX
This town is dominated by the mighty Mont Blanc massif with tumbling glaciers visible from the main street. There are many attractions including the Aguille Du Midi cablecar with its stupendous views and restaurant, the glacier express railway, and whitewater rafting right in the town. Plus Europe’s best selection of outdoor gear shops along its attractive streets.
LES HOUCHES
A small town situated at 1000 metres of altitude and lying at the foot of Mont-Blanc (4810m), Les Houches offers an exceptional panorama of the peaks surrounding Chamonix
LES CONTAMINES
Les Contamines is a small village which boast a beautiful Baroque church in the nearby wooded valley and a Roman Bridge on the TMB Trail which leads to the Col du Bon Homme.
LES CHAPIEUX
Is a tiny Hamlet consisting of a few buildings, which lies at the base of the Col Du Bon Homme and is one of the last stops in France before you cross to Italy
COL DE LA SEIGNE
This is the pass which straddles the border between France and Italy and give fantastic views of the flanks of Mont Blanc and the long valley descent to Courmayeur.
COURMAYEUR
The walk from the Col de Seigne 2516m down into Italy is truly breathtaking, passing the high Refuge Elisabetta and soaring mountain spires. The Italian ski town of Courmayeur provides a welcome taste of civilisation at the midway point of the trek.
RIFUGIO BONATTI
Named after the famous Italian Alpinist, Walter Bonatti, this refuge has an idyllic location on the flanks of the mountain perfect for a lunch time picnic.
LA FOULY
Your first stop in Switzerland lives up to the hype – the picture-perfect scenery of the Val Ferret is hard to overstate. La Fouly sits at the head of a verdant forested valley, populated by small hamlets of old Swiss wooden chalets. It is one of the most enjoyable sections of the Tour du Mont Blanc.
CHAMPEX
Champex is a village located in the French-speaking Swiss canton of Valais and one of our overnight stops on the TMB. The village lies at 1,470 metres on the shore of Lac de Champex, at the foot of the Mont Blanc Massif. It is a starting point for many hikes into the surrounding mountains and huts.
TRIENT
Trient is a small village in the district of Martigny in the canton of Valais in Switzerland. The last stop in Switzerland before heading over the Col de Balme back into France.
ARGENTIERE
Laid-back Argentière attracts hikers, mountain bikers and fans of all kinds of winter sport activities alike. Traditional architecture, baroque church and 19th century chapel but also to its amazing location at the foot of the impressive Argentière Glacier and legendary peaks such as the Aiguille Verte

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Tour du Mont Blanc
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June through September is the recommended time to travel if you want to walk the circuit. Outside of these times the passes are most often blocked with snow and it is not recommended for people not experienced with Alpine walking and snow conditions, plus many of the refuges will be closed.
The summer really is the time to aim for safe and enjoyable walking with the maximum options for sleeping. June can still be quite cool and it is not unusual for snow to be on the passes in mid-June but generally speaking during this period you can expect 20–30°C at lower altitudes and at night temperatures can fall below 10°C.
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We have graded the Tour du Mont Blanc Trek as Strenuous (7).
All our guided treks are led by experienced and passionate International Mountain Leaders who have an intimate knowledge of the region. They take safety very seriously so you know you will be in good hands.
Outside of these times the passes are most often blocked with snow and it is not recommended for people not experienced with Alpine walking and snow conditions, plus many of the refuges will be closed.
June can still be quite cool and it is not unusual for snow to be on the passes in mid-June but generally speaking during this period you can expect 20–30°C at lower altitudes and at night temperatures can fall below 10°C.

Custom trips
Private groups
If you have a group of friends or family you can request one of these trips as your own private departure. Consider a customised trip, individually tailored to your ideal walking distances and timeframes. Have a look at our tailor-made trips page on the link below and drop us a line: